The poll, which sampled 1,503 adults from August 25 to 31 with a ± 3.5 percent margin of error, found that a majority of Americans believe Joe Biden had "at least some involvement" in family business deals with China and Ukraine, with 42 percent saying Joe Biden acted illegally and 18 percent saying that his actions were unethical but not illegal.
Only 38 percent say Joe Biden did not have any involvement in his family’s business. Just one percent say Joe Biden was involved and did nothing wrong.
The Biden family business received over $20 million from Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan while Joe Biden was vice president, Comer revealed in August.
Additional bank records show the Biden business received at least $10 million from business schemes in Romania and China. In total, nine Biden family members received payments from the family foreign business ventures, including two of Joe Biden’s grandchildren.
In addition, 55 percent believe Joe Biden acted inappropriately regarding his Justice Department’s (DOJ) probe into Hunter Biden over potential tax and gun violations. Forty-four percent say he acted appropriately.
IRS whistleblowers alleged in April that two Biden administration political appointees within the DOJ worked to block charges against Hunter Biden for tax violations against recommendations.
Among the allegations, they said President Joe Biden’s DOJ politically interfered in the criminal probe into his son. They also argued Hunter Biden was forewarned of any future searches for materials that could be used as evidence.
